The phrase "a precise budget" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: It is important for a company to have a precise budget in order to effectively manage expenses and make strategic financial decisions.
Thrifty, independent women at midlife are a Clark Sanders specialty, maybe because Mr. Sanders produces a custom-made structure to a precise budget, and maybe because of the efficiencies inherent in straw-bale construction.
A few days after STX's promising first date with Keanu Reeves and the "Unmanned" team, the filmmakers got back to the studio with a precise budget: it would cost just fifty-three million dollars to go steady.
Then they will keep a precise budget of expenses over one week, charting each expense, its cost in U.S. dollars and its comparative cost in the foreign currency (costs applied to credit cards included).
[cartoon id= a19453"] A few days after STX's promising first date with Keanu Reeves and the "Unmanned" team, the filmmakers got back to the studio with a precise budget: it would cost just fifty-three million dollars to go steady.
We hope to present a precise budget and plan by the end of the month".
This study presents a novel method of control system design to provide a precise thermal budget in the spike RTP system.
This paper presents a novel method of control system design to provide a precise thermal budget in the spike RTP system.
Which I'd imagine is probably pretty accurate for a rookie cop on a precise, limited budget.
The Budget Matures The goal is that you will eventually be turning over all the teen's expenditures to them and secondly, you will be formulating a precise, detailed budget for/with your teen.
There is no precise budget for daily activities; they should be a good bargain, though not necessarily super-cheap.
The festival, which began in 1996, has cost approximately $8 million to $12 million in past years, he said; no precise budget figure was available for the residency endeavor.
